Club Unity
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1171 Rue Ste-Catherine Est
Montreal, QC
Near: Rue Montcalm - The Village/Le Village
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Deceiving
I've been there last summer and the full experience have been deceiving. You have to be young (very young) to appreciate this club. No service, one kind of drink, kids... litterally kids taking all the space. The music was good though. Sad that it made me feel so old and so out of my time. -
A young mixed crowd all out for a good time
I've been to Unity on Saturday night about 4 times. There's one small (and usually packed) dancefloor playing cheese and house music on the main dancefloor. A popular night with a young mixed crowd all out for a good time. Go-go dancers dance on the bar and podiums in the early hours. Only once have I not been impressed with the DJ in the main room. Edit July 2013: I've remarked Unity down considerably. It's arguably still worth it for the roof terrace in the summer (not that it's the only venue on the street with one) but it's gone downhill since the music in the main room on Saturday changed to pop a few years ago. Unity may be a mixed venue, but the door staff need to exercise discretion. The sight a group of girls all dressed in pink on a bachelorette party sent me off to Bar Apollon which, whilst far from perfect, is a better bet. -
I hate loud music
This aspect really brought my rating down. I am used to working in a bar, but this Club has its sound system set so high that you can't understand a guy screaming into your ear! I have been there about 6 times this year and it's always the same atmosphere. There is no place to sit down. The crowd is very young and of mixed gender. There are 2-3 gogo boys on raised platforms in the middle of the main dance floor. Go there if you like dancing. -
Unity is a solid gay club. It has it's ups and downs over the years (a fire, mismanagement, ) and the crowd left. Renamed, Unity 2, It is not as popular as it once was. Located, on Rue St. Catherine, above Stock Dansuer/ Strip club. Unity is now open Thursday-Sunday nights and has 2 floors, as well as a large roof desk, which is open in the summer months. Cover charge required for entry after 11:00pm
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Loves it
DerekFromBoston Over a year ago
What a fun time!
When my partner and I were in line to get in, he mentioned [in fear] that Unity seemed like a twink bar. Soon, though, we realized it wasn't and that gay men of all kinds - including drag queens, found their place at Unity. The music by DJ Honey Dijon was great and modern and everybody was in the spirit. What a great place! The next time I'm in Montreal, I'll definitely go back! -
Cool place for Gays and Lesbians
I'm a gay male and was happy to see that club was about 50/50 in the gay and lesbian ratio. The club itself has a nice set up, big with two floors and two different rooms. There's a large main one and a smaller one with different music. I would have to say that it caters more to the snobby young gay male scene (I'm not a lesbian so I don't know their perspective) but if you don't mind that than it's great for you. Have fun! -
Loves it
midnite_queen Over a year ago
A PLACE TO REMEMBER
The crowd is hot, the music is awesome, the atmosphere is breath-taking! The drinks are not expensive and people are very friendly.Unity one of the biggest gay clubs in North America. Don't miss!
